He picks up on the reverential treatment of Judy immediately. He thinks of uniforms in sterile glass cases, of holograms and stone memorials, of costumes changing color and code names changing. All in memoriam.

Tim does not ask about Judy, the nun or martyr or young maiden who merits such a strange tribute, to be recreated as a puppet more than once. "Usually" dressed as a nun. How scarred is Punchy by the loss, that he needs to have her effigy with him in such a violent place?

"You got it to stop playing Cinderella. Even if you can't figure out how to get it to do anything else, I think you can chalk it up as a success," Tim points out. The trouble with Disneyland is that it was, well, Disneyland, and it was bound to get irritating after awhile. "What do you need? I can keep my eyes open if you're specific enough."